US EditionTrump vents about China's Xi
- President Donald Trump described Chinese President Xi Jinping as "very tough" and "extremely hard to make a deal with" in a post on Truth Social, reflecting ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
- Trump has accused China of violating a recent trade agreement, which China has rejected as "groundless."
- China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi rebuffed U.S. allegations of violating trade agreements, labeling them as "groundless," while expressing a desire for improved communication.
- The White House indicated that Trump and Xi are expected to communicate soon amid rising trade tensions.
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Trump speaks to Xi amid US-China tariff tensions, says 'hard to make a deal with' Chinese President
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have held discussions as trade negotiations between the two nations remain at a standstill, with ongoing tariff disputes continuing to disrupt global trade. This phone call marked the first direct communication between the two leaders since President Trump's announcement of the 'Liberation Day' tariffs. Chinese President 'hard to make a deal with': Trump The discussion on Thursday followed …
'Emotional' Trump is tipping his hand as China calls his bluff: analyst
A decision by Donald Trump to hop on his Truth Social account at 2AM and complain that negotiating with China on trade policy is proving difficult is only making the job harder, according to one MSNBC analyst.In the wee hours Wednesday, the president fired off a series of posts and, in one, he compl...
At the UBS Asian Investment Conference, representatives of 3500 companies met with the Asian experts of the Swiss Grossbank. The dominant topic: Trump tariffs and the impact on the Chinese economy.
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